This is our Mexican food go-to restaurant! Excellent and fast service, great atmosphere and the…read morefood is delicious! 2 for 1 Draft and Margaritas can't be beat!

Amazing from the time you sit down to the time you leave. The food is amazing. The chips come with…read moreawesome bean sauce and great salsa. The cheese dip was fresh and very, very GOOD. THE MARGARITAS OMG!!!!!!! Sooooooo very good. The service was polite, fast, and professional.

Well, after a few years resisting frequent requests to try Mi Tio, again, I relented. Our…read moreexperience this evening was essentially the same... food was not good, service was only fair, and, prices were not good for what we got. Tonight, I had Birria enchiladas, refritos and rice. The beans and rice were just ok. The birria was definitely unrecognizable. First, it's beef, not goat. It tasted like beef boiled in water, and shredded. Pretty much flavorless, definitely not birria. When I complained, I was offered the consommé, which added some flavor, but not birria. My meal was a total disappointment. My daughter had the taco plate with three different fillings, steak, carnitas, and chicken. All three were so salty, she couldn't eat them. Her beans and rice were good. The only bright spot was my lady's meal... an ala Carte bean burrito and a side of guacamole. The burrito was a tortilla, some refried beans and what seemed to be a queso fresco sauce. It was good. The guac was good. So, bottom line, it was a bad experience because the food was unrecognizable as what it was supposed to be. This was my exact complaint when Mi Tio had its grand opening. My Spanish speaking servers, assured me, in Spanish, I should give them another chance after the grand opening. Here we are years later dropping $65 for pitiful food and only fair drinks, barely even Mexican style. Not good. Not recommended. And definitely not real Mexican food. My daughter was our out of town guest, and she couldn't eat her meal because it was so salty. I was embarrassed. As I said on my first visit, ¡Buena suerte, Pobrecitos!

Mi Tio is a decent mexican restaurant. We stopped in for a small bite. The service was good. The…read moretacos were good and came with so much meat. The drinks were okay. The bloody mary I got tasted okay. The Frida Kahlo drink was good but a bit on the sweeter side. Overall, a good experience.

New Iberia's only authentic Mexican tacos and food in a quick eat setting! Cute outdoor lights and…read moreambiance with friendly service!

Having lived across Texas and ON the Border, I can be critical of this genre…read more My taquitos have been fine here. Suggest to skip the burritos and order tacos or taquitos. Quality & taste were fine, prices low. A/C isn't great. Plenty parking, no shade. Try this place for yourself ! Rick .

Me and my wife LOVE Jalisco! She has been coming here for years and she took me on one date here…read moreand now it is our go to spot. We come all the way from Lafayette and it's 100% worth the drive. Whether it's birthdays, anniversaries, starting new jobs, or even just when we have a bad day we find ourselves here again and again. I've made it a point to try new things on the menu each time and it never disappoints!! The staff is always so nice and quick. The owners should be proud!!

I highly recommend this restaurant! As I've been several times, the service is exceptional,…read moreespecially if you get a young man name Luis. The restaurant has always been very clean and of course the food is exceptional. Also found the prices to be fair.

Great food. Attended meeting and followed up with a family sit down meal…read more Both were 3* experiences for quality mexican food in St Martinville with a touch of cajun flair.

La Espuela has held-up very well. See my fav's on prior reviews…read more Same owners & operation have a slightly more upscale place, "El Corazon", in the center of our City, just across Main Hwy from our historic Church. Espuela has slightly better prices; Corazon has a bit more comfortable seating. About a draw. At Corazon, parking lot is in rear. Also they now have SOME seasonal local seafood like boiled crawfish. Louisiana has law making restaurants post whether their seafoods are from Louisiana, or "imported". This somehow misses the customer's point; we are fine with seafoods from other states', as their products are from our own Gulf of American/Mexico, just not from the far east. The ceviche de camarrones here is not up to either Yucatan/Quintana Roo/Tamaulipas standards, nor our local quality. Other dishes we've tried are good to very good. We like & frequent both of these restaurants.

Ate several times at their food booth at Festival International…read more Tacos were great. ... name said something like birrios Wish I could remember Gonna go back to the main restaurant tell soon Also I note they show soccer matches

Yea this abomination of a burger came out so bad. It tasted like all the burnt leftovers from a…read morebarbecue were just mashed together and shoved into a bun. The beef was burnt with zero actual beef flavor, the sausage was nasty and straight yikes, and why is there even ham on a burger? It's supposed to come with pineapple too (I ordered it without and they took it off, but still... why is that even a thing?). On top of the horrible food, their AC was probably broken because it was hot as hell inside. I might as well have just ordered the bread because everything about this experience was bad. Hard pass on the burger here. TLDR: don't come. Nasty and hot here.

El Potrillo Mexican Restaurant and Grill was a pleasant surprise. I have passed this restaurant…read morefor years and never thought to stop, but this particular evening I was in the mood for a true Taco Tuesday which for me means a good margarita and plenty of chips and salsa. My family joined me and the atmosphere immediately felt local and customer focused. The complimentary chips and salsa set the tone. The salsa had a distinct and fresh flavor with a light kick. It did not taste canned, and I even overheard another table asking if the recipe had recently changed. Whatever they are doing, it works. I ordered the fajita quesadilla which was a nice portion and came with rice and beans that were both enjoyable. My margarita was not as strong as I prefer. I do not need to taste the alcohol, but I at least want to feel like I am not drinking juice. My parents ordered the Texas fajita which came with four meats including chorizo, chicken, shrimp, and steak. They were genuinely impressed and said they would order it again. Overall, I would definitely return. This spot earned a place on my list for an easy and satisfying weeknight dinner.

Very nice fajitas and a friendly atmosphere. Service was great, food was promptly served, would…read moredefinitely go back.